FDA Advances Rule to Ban Current Cigarettes, Favoring Lower Nicotine Products in Final Days of Biden Administration
- The FDA is proposing a rule to set a maximum nicotine level in tobacco products, aiming to reduce addiction, but it is not a full ban on cigarettes.
- President Joe Biden's administration has faced criticism for the proposed rule, with some conservatives claiming it infringes on personal choice.
- Public health advocates believe that lowering nicotine levels could help reduce smoking rates and prevent future addiction.
- Critics warn that the proposal may lead to increased cigarette consumption and the growth of a black market for tobacco products.
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